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galabia

American  
[juh-lah-bee-uh] / dʒəˈlɑ bi ə /
Or galabiya,

noun

  1. djellabah.


Etymology

Origin of galabia

First recorded in 1715–25, galabia is from the Egyptian Arabic word gallabīyah

Example Sentences

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He wears a striped galabia and a look of exhaustion.

From Time Magazine Archive

When he goes back to Mit Abu al Kom, though, Sadat on occasion likes to change from city clothes into the comfortable flowing galabia, the cotton peasant garment that looks like a nightshirt.

From Time Magazine Archive

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